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To answer your question quickly, you can find all available software at https://www.freshports.org/.

@Robin did you manage fix it.

Oh, my bad, it is sysctl.conf

Yes, but I am not sure when it will be done.

I am working on a new forum that will be simplified, more modern, and easier to maintain with Flarum.

Here is a preview.

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You can make it default like this: Step 1: List Available Audio Devices Open a terminal and run: cat /dev/sndstat This will display the list of available sound devices. Look for lines starting with pcm . Example output: Installed devices: pcm0: <Realtek ALC892 (Analog 5.1)> (play/rec) default pcm1:...

Booting from a Boot Environment in the GhostBSD Boot Menu 1. Access the Bootloader Menu Restart your system and wait for the GhostBSD boot menu to appear. Press the Space Bar to stop the timeout and access the menu without the system automatically booting into the default BE. Select the option to a...

Boot Environment is a ZFS snapshot of what makes your system boot. BE is created with bectl or beadm. At boot, you can boot any of them. You can probably replicate them on a USB with ZFS, but the boot is like an ISO, so I am unsure.

No, FreeBSD does not switch audio automatically.